Yeah, I got scammed at stonestown in San Francisco next to the state school. A man in a black car pulled up looking for directions to the airport and after I responded to him he offered to give me 6 "extremely expensive" jackets. As he continued to compliment me on how nice of a person I was for helping him, he asked me to lend him money for an ipad for his daughters birthday gift. He gave me his card and and more information on himself so I would believe him. I actually did not realize that I have been tricked out of $900 until I got home and searched up his information. If I look at the bright side its not as bad as many would think. Goodwill just got 6 jackets donated to them from this experience. Obviously, if I have known that this was a scam I would not of bought him the ipad. This left me speechless. I still don't know how to react to this experience but I hope no one falls for something like this again. Life lesson is to not trust a man no matter how thick accented or legit he looks. Also, do not lend any amount of money out if you are not comfortable losing it.